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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

NEW NATIONAL THsATER-"Russian Is the title
OF new play which Will be presented at the New
NATIONAL Theater on Monday night next. 1t Is
said TO be romantic drama, adapted from pOpu-
lar novel entitled 'TrtalS In Russia by Miss
charlotte BehrenS The piece Is divided into stx
snort acts and Is said to AFFORD opportunity for eff
Iecuye scenic display and strong acting. Mr..
selected with special reference to the REQUIRE
ments OF this play, and among the members are
MISS BehrenS, Mr.. Frank Ambrose, Mr. Samuel
SIenLl- and others equally well known. The box
HARRIS BIJoU THEATRR.-This popular little
place OF amusement viii open Its regular season
vi les1-o on Monday night with Mr. e f. Mayo in
SELF with a good company and will present the
play with all the effectiveness that contributed 10
It's success when his father made "Dayy Crockett
SO famous years ago. During the vacation the
proved, the seating ARRANGEMENTS Changed for
tne DETER and there is not seat in the house
from which the stage cannot be plainly seen A
HloVeaole roof has been put on the building with
I'VE open-Work d0meS, which act as venttlators
and Keep the house cool and free from foul air The
lSt OF attractions for the season embraces some of
the best plays and combinations On the road
hkENASs IHEATER--Manager Herman will pre-
known as the Horse Shoe 4, composed or OuInIan
turner, and the Love Sisters; Chas. and Maud
vincent, character and duet artists: Frank and
Care Marion. the Irish sketch team, and mauy
otherS Inc Gr1eves Co. still remain, and will ofYer
next week q burleSque, entitled sSThe Tale OF a
Mascot, which Will bring out the full strength M
the company. Inc olio program for the summer
saruen VIII embrace many new features.
SQIREE AUSIcALE.-Signor Fablani Will give a
Source Music0te In the parlor OF the Riggs House
this evening at Soclock. Sisnor Fabiani will pIay
upon the harp and piano and Will be assisted by
HH h,a, ~ local talent As harplst,i Signor
mere In years. The program for tO-night's enter.
ta1nmenr VIII be attractive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

Jas. wilkins, q colOred man living In Alexan-
dr1a, fell from derrick yesterday at the Washing
ton Monument and was injured internally. He
was taken TO the EreedmanS Hospital
A dead white female infant about one month old
was found by Or1cer Horton on 14th street, be-
tween and streets southeast, this morning.
Old g1rl living at 1925 New Ierssy avenue fei, ofY
the Iron railing around the fountain at New York
and New Jersey avenues and broke her arm In
two places She was attended by DR.. Naylor who
set the fractured limb the little sufferer heroicaly
bearing up under It
AT 1915 o'clock last night an attempt was made
Dy burglars TO enter the residence Of Mr.. Geo.
Compton, 1925 9Th street northwest. They were
discovered by Mr.. Compton, who fired several shots
at them, and they made on, none OF them being
injured, as far as could be learned.
THOSE VINO leave the city during the summer can
nave THH STAR mailed TO them for any length OF
time, at the rate OF 90 cents per month, and the
address changed as often as desired. IL The
requisite amount Of money must in each case &C.
company the order
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What About the sssck Car.

To the Editor Of TEE EvxxMo 5rAR:
After all that has been said about the ssY" acci.
dent let an old railroad engineer be heard
The train that was wrecked on the sY" on the
morning OF the nth would have passed safely
around the curve II the curve had have been built
properly. The shorter Q curve IL built the higher
the outside rail must be- The outside rail on that
curve should have been at least six Q1 inches
higher than the inside rail- but the track Is as
near level as can be-
Another cause: Next TO the engine was light
STOCK car. The engine having ''brakes down" I'm
peded Its motion. The heavy cars bearing down
on the light stock car forced Il from the track
level
With all that has been said no one has men,
toned the 'stock car" Why was It In passed.
ger train?
Hard-headed railroad of1cfals have been the
cause OF the death OF good engineers and railroad
men generally. Let's hnd out about the stock car.
OLD ALwAYS-ON.TUI.
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Bad Luck Still Follows the WashingtOr
Nine.

WARD NOT COMING TO INSTRUMENTATION THE CLUBS
sTANp-THB WASHINGTON LRAGUE-ECHoEs FROM
The BALL FIELD.
The Washington men again fell victims to Capt.
Kelly's Boston team yesterday. The score was to
9, although the Statesmen outplayed their oppo-
nents In the field and at the bat. The Bostons
had everything their own way until the last in
ming. When the Statesmen came to the bat for
the last time the score was to against them.
They made a splendid rally, however, scoring 9
runs, 5 OF which were earned on four singles a
three-bagger by Myers and a home run by Hines.
ODay pitched and gave three men their bases on
balls, and made the same number OF wild pitches.
Madden held the WashingtOns down to four scat
tering hits up to the ninth inning. The same
clubs play two games to-day.
Other games yesterday resulted as follows: New
York, 10; Philadelphia, 8. fittsburg, 6; Chicago,
5 uhirteen Innings. Indianapolis, 4; Detroit, 1.
st; Louis, p; Athletic, 8. Baltimore, 3; Louis
Vile, z. Cincinnati, z; Brooklyn, 4. Cleveland,
5; Nets, 3
The following. is the standing OF the clubs to
date:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

MANDHELING JAVA COFFEE. - YOU WILL
vi never know what ii is TO drink the Richest and
Best Coffee Produced in all the world until you have
tried q GENUINE MANDHELING. Very few mer
chants sell il because of the small profit affords
Still we have found after several Of
experiment IN keeping IL regularly stock that our
sales have sufficiently increased than make up
the difference. sales OF 1t having already reached
marvellous proportions. This entirely oyercomes
other drawback SO commonly experienced by others,
VIZ: That OF Offering Coffee not freshly roasted. We
day and hence the Coffee is scarcely cold when de-
iyered 70 the customer ELPHoNZo loUNGS co.
42S 9Th st., bet and l. Iy6
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One Source Of Danger ON Railroads.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR:
During the last month or two there has been al
most daily record OF one or more serious railroad
accidents, Involving loss Of life, and in nearly all
OF these it has not been proven that these occur
rences could not have been avoided. There is, in
my judgment, one cause which have never seen
mentioned as yet-One which can and ought to be
prevented by stringent laws, as 1T appears that
railroad companies will not recognize and put in
force proper regulations for the safety OF the pub
lie. refer to the OverwOrktng OF the employees
upon whose careful and exact labor the safety OF
the travelling public depends. The employees do
not complain because they are paid for the extra
labor, and they seem to regard 1t as necessity,
which it is not. When there Is an extra train to
be sent out, or regular train, the engineer con-
ductOr, fireman, or brakeSlnan of which is sick
taking a vacation, or for other cause absent an
emplOye OF the kind needed, who has done his
days nights work, is sent for and takes the va
cant place, for which he is given extra pay. To
such an extent is this practice carried that some
OF these employees make at times from eight to
twelve days In a week. What person would trust
himself on train II he knew that the employees
had been working night and day for two or three
days? Yet this Is just what is happening all the
time. Railroad companies should have extra men
ready to take the places OF absent and do ex-
ira work, and no emplOye should be required, or
allowed to do more than one days work in twenty.
four hours. Let us have this matter looked into
and, In the meantime when these cases come be.
fore the courts for damages let the 1uries give
them of such an exemplary character that some
little regard for life and limb may be forced upOn
these corporations. ALPHA
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The Garbage Nuisance.

To the Editor of THE EVENING STAR:
II any householder has had the garbage removed
three times week during this season, in Justice
to Mr.. Draney, and for the encouragement of
others not yet SO favored, he should give in his
testimony. During the hottest weather, q month
ago, the slopman called at my house once a week
only. vigorous protest was made to the health
on1cer, and since he has come tWice week; but,
II by the terms OF the contract "the garbage shall
be removed three times q week from every house
In the city during the summer months" we stu
have right 10 complain and protest.
August ID. n. w. ELEvENTH.
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Workmen on the line Of the Minnesota ana
Northwestern road unearthed q portion Of the
skeleton Of Q mast0don near 0alena IN.
Thursday.
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DRop SALES

Drop SALES
This will probably be the last time we will call your
attention to our DROP SALES, as our FALL GOODS
will now gradually arrive SOFT advisable and neces-
sary to come this week secure these choice bsrsiua
Don't wait
DELAY Is DANGEROUS.
Your attention was called in our last issue to our
stock of Ladies' Suits The response was GRATIFYING
but yet there about % suits we want to DISPOSE
YOUR CHANCE IS GOLDEN ONE.
Light-we Cashmere shawls for cool evening
wear in pretty shades and colorings from 81 to s5
worth considerable more The time is now to buy
Light Weight Wraps for evening wear
We have on exhibition 1000 Light Weight Jersey
Coats and Ragans suitable for early fall wear which
we have at all prices
One style particularly advisable to inspect 10 our
Stocknet Jackets which will be offered at So %; cost
more to manufacture
900 GINGHAM DRESS ROBES with two widths
embroidery trimming to match. for $3.50. The price
early In the season for these Robes was $685.
About forty different styles Dark Coored Skirts for
Ladies' Wear included in our Drop Sales.
case 21x42 Bleached Huck Towels &c.; worth
Csc.
case Renfrew Turkey Red Damask Patterns, SOC,
per yard; worth Csc.
case 66-inch Unbleached German Damask Csc.
per yard; was 75c
OUR STOCK is ENORMOUS.
OUR VARIETY UNLIMITED.
Plain Black Stockinet Jerseys lapel vest beautifully
nnlshed, perfect fitting, only $3.50; were $325.
Black Braided Jerseys, perfectly made. $3.9S;
dropped from IS.
Black Beaded Vest Front Jerseys, very stylish, all
sizes from 81 to AZ. s2.os; were "a.
Then you want to see our S5 and 60 Jerseys. We
have nearly every idea in q Jersey ever conceived
-Four experienced sales ladies at our Jersey Counter
ROOM TO TRY ON JERSEYS.
All alterations made satisfactory or money refunded
No charge for alteration
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EXcuYNl0nS.


The Carroll Institute Will give an extension tn
Bay Ridge on Tuesday next.
s me steamer George Leary viii give her regular
saturday night excursion to Norfolk, Fort Monroe
virginia Beach, ocean View, Piney Point and
Sorhneld Har6or, leaving her wharf at 80 O'Clock
The W. ". Corcoran VIII make trim N Marshall
nan this evening, leaving at $50 O'Clock sharn
adSnorrow she VIII make two trips at 10 80 a m
= 20 d. IN.
The John W. Thompson with co IN Marshall uau
toaulorrO", !eaylng the Corcorans wharf an q n m
Inc Plot Boy Will go 70 GIymont this EVENING ar
a m and aao v " VIII make two trips, at 10
rs espeeiay engaged for the Pilot Boy, and plays
night at $3.50, and tomorrow win make two axcmr
siOnS, one al 1880 a and the other ar a N NJ
Inc regular saturday evening excursion TO Co.
ionlai Beach, Colton's and Blackstone Island viii
be made by the John w. Thompson. which viii
leave her wharf at ) 80 p. 10. "
The Bay Ridge management offer next week "a
The great attraction the Mandoaine Ouintette conn
posed OF the famous Ttpaldt Brothers. ID Tinaidt
was formerly leader OF the spanish students His
PLAYING Is world renowned and he has the title OF
the King of mandoliniSts. The Quintette Is booked
Tor The Week OF Monday, August y, TO SUNDAY.
August 2oth, Inclusive.
SUIT FOR s., 600 DAMAGE FOR INJrRrrs orrurs sy ,
ntsterday Nathan Richardson entered suit against
a ahe baltimore and Ohio Railroad Co for S. 600
.1 ne ttNehardSon) sets out that on the
Ilst OF August 1856 he paid fare and took passage
VI the Tram OF the Baltimore and Ohio CO from
DerihesvlIle, Mo, 10 Washington, but that by the
called 'l" a collision Occurred between rhe train
IA which the plaintiff was Embarked and another
srIain 9ttrDnsins 10 the same company, and the
,Ldaa.nt!H vas severely injured IN and about his
OOuy, causing hemorrhage OF the bowels was
nI.ue lame, and his constitution seriously im-
he SUNDAY GAZETTE tomorrow Will contain an
III w' Win Mr. j. Ii. Crane on crOokedness Ia
AsSAlS are made. Buy the Suadan GozsfIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20
CITY ITEMS.

FOR HO0r0eneHS, Coughs, ana Colds use
Standard Cough Syrup.
Razor kept in condition free. walford, 4s7 Paav.
A. q Remedy for Nervousness Standard Sys-
tenn Tonic has no equal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20
CITY AND DISTRICT.

AmuDements TO.night.
KIRNAN's THKATKR.-Com1c Opera and Variety
PANoRANA BUuDNG.-Battle of Bull Run.
ATHLETIC PARK.-RoIler Coaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

The CITY MAKKETS.-Th0 OmC1al Price Current
OF the Washington Produce Exchange says: The
flour market is without change. Demand is good
for choice samples OF wheat, dry and suitable for
milling. Corn and oats steady. Choice timothy
hay is scarce and in good demand at full prices
Rye straw In good demand. Receipts Of butter
tanned, but there is weaker feeling In prices at
present, and demand lighter owing TO the free ar
at good figures, considering quality, but the de-
mand is principally for nne stock, OF which there
Is no abundance and prices will be well sustained
Receipts OF eggs light and market lrm for strIctly
fresh reliable stock, loss on. The supply OF ice
house stock is liberal and to considerable extent
affects the price Of fresh. The supply of poultry
and In demand. The supply OF green fruit Is Short
and market active for all good varieties Later on
higher values are predicted. SUM dried apples
will do well this season. New potatoes not 10
plentiful and select held at higher prices Cabba0e
and onions higher In price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

THE PRNNYwEIGHT THRF.--Henry Howard, whose
being pennywelghJ thief was noticed In yester-
days STAR, was taken to Baltimore last night by
Detective Hall TO answer charge OF larceny OF
three gold watch chains, the property OF Samuel
Kirk l. Son, West Baltimore street, and also a
charge OF larceny OF one gold chain, the property
OF j. s. Macdonald, North Charles street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

TIE handsome new Annual Announcement OF
the Spencenan Business College is full Of valuable
IN the practical education OF sons and daughters
Regular sessions are resumed September I@Adrf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

FoR THE NEXT WEEK our store win be very much
torn up, owing to the additional room we are
adding. putting In passenger elevator and
changing the location Of goods. During these
Improvements we VIII cell everything at reduced
prices w. III. HOEKE,
Sol Market space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

S3 Per Gallon. 7Jc. Quart Bottle, No. L
Rye Wh1Skey, best in the world for the money
Orders by mail. Mc(iKRs 9th near St W&s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

BOIs, Pimples, letter, Sore Eyes Ring Worms,
and all other disabilities resulting from impure
blood, permanently removed by the use OF STAND
ARD SYSTEM Tonic.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, &c

RM kIpGEEA. I. OF H.-BAY RIDGE.
Sen in honor Of tho Tspd DT %
AMEEIehX IEsIoN OF a5S1R to Bay Bds. tS on
.na ;s avg which !, hoped the
ss dEssss has been msas % ,hs
@ and 40 and 40 pm ss Arrive aS hOms Il i6
SntS ss saa AZ :s ssGIlr., 20. p,. :,
the or Of the COMMITTEES Z the DEPOT Oh
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
The New and hE EsSsspfal S1 ssssq,Rpsa Steamer
Mhsi Of u:s
SAIL OF FIFTY NILES MIL S IS1Ssxs THE POTOMAC
Tickets I, for sale a. the wharf; uvv.v
L For the Bene6t Of Widow.
1ocH Sch II ssr, cfTi T PARK.
tsFt M n6s Ss at saa 4 s s. nv"
to and ses an as eo % AND
MAKE MM. u Pleasant for all who come
Admission. % cents It,
MASONIC EXCURSION TO LOWER CEDA AR
n ~ potns on as steamer Henry F Bishop MONDAY
ehpsn BG. ,ssss nf5
CARROLL INSTITUTE EXCURSION
BAY RIDGE, TUESDAY. AUGUST o.
depot
In order to make this Excursion q success members
are requested TO aid the committee in every way.
should the weather be rainy tickets will be good for
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio depot q: is am
9pm. sula-3t
SPECIAL SATURDAY EVENING EXCURSION
NORFOLK. FORT MONROE, VIRGINIA BEACH,
OCEAN VIEW, PINEY POINT and
CORNFIELD HARB0R.
Palace Steamer GEORGE LEARY. SATURDAY, AUG.
20. $50 pm, from eth street wharf.
Returning, leave Norfolk and Western Railroad Co q
wharf (only fifty feet from Virginia Beach Railroad
depot upon arrival of the train from the Beach, and
from the Boston wharf at 30 pm Sunday, arriving
In Washington AIN. Monday
To norfolk and return. $50; to Fort Monroe and
return $50 TO Virginia Beach and return. including
dnner At Beach. 33:23 to Ocean View and return. in
GLIDING dinner at Hotel. 50 25 to Fort Monroe and
return, Including breakfast and dinner 1t Hygeia
Hotel, $3.50.
Secure rooms and tickets at GIG and 1851 Pennsyl.
vania ave, and at Company's office, 5thst. wharf.
Telephone No. 1853. WM. p. WEIGH,
aul9-2t Supt. and Gen Agent.
TINE SECOND GRAND PICNIC WILL BE GIVEN
u by the l. L. CLUB at WASHINGTON SCHUET-
ZEN PARK on TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1887.
Different games of amusement euch shooting,
Bowling. and Foot races.
Also free of charge, the wonderful freak of nature
(WHAT Is IT'D half calf and half sheep.
Music by Prot Naecker.
Admission % cents
To commence at pm au1g-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

Drink the s<Queem Of Beers,'
II you want to save doctors bills. The health of
your entire family will be studied by ordering this
beer from the Agency, LOG street northwest
IS cents per dozen. 6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

Fever and Ague, Govt, Group, Summer
Complaint cured by Standard Rheumatic Remedy. 1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

The q. s. Standard Remedies should be kept in
every household, thereby saving the cost OF doc
tOrs prescriptions and always Is ever handy safe,
and sure In their effects
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

music At THB WHITE HOUSE GRouNDS.-Follow.
ing Is the program OF the Marine hand Concerf at
| the White House Grounds this afternoon at
O'Clock: March, "Bonnie ANNE Laurie" by ]. p.
Sousa; overture, Light Cavalry" Suppe; grand
selection, "Le Prophetic" Meyerbeer; Indian
march. Sellenick; cornet solo, "Innammatus," RIOS
SIM, performed oy Waiter 7. Smith; yalse ''Fairie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20
Bickwell's Syrup is best for children.

BY Using Standard Cough syrup you
VIII cure that Cough, and thereby prevent con-
sumption.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

FOR Pains OF all kinds bruises and sprain
standard Rheumatic Remedy cannot be eQualed.
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OPBNIN9 DAY of the Standard Shoe House, S24
9Th st. See advertisement.
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69oSS A Ere TIT ZEE gRH ssss
3 - a kaf + e. kREE ssss
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au15 S11MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH ST

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IMPORTER AND TAILOR
has the honor 70 INFORM you that his NEW GOODS
nave just arrived.
Mr.. BARK personally fits all gsxmsuts sde in his a.
tsbtishmenk
-,,o A111 fennaylyania avenuA
aa"As Washington. d q
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The SUNDAY GAZETTE to-morrovr xru, oon..,r 3,
III. 'ersIe" with Mr.. J. Ii. Crane on crOokednesS in
III ater Department Some astounding state,
~ MS are made. Boy the Sunday Guzetle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

DOg COI14f8 engraved Tree. WaI10Td, 49, Pa.av.
Headaches, Affection OF Kidneys and Liver
cured by Standard Rheumatic Remedy
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Play ball, brave Phillies, show your might!
Your hearts are true; your cause is Wright!
Close up your ranks; I'LL every breach!
Till you glorious victory Reach!
On to the front! NOW down like grass
The baked bean team Of Boston, Mass!
Weld well your Willows! knock sky high
The aspiring Giants of n. y!
Then grapple with your matchless skill
The champions of Chicago, Ill!
And having whipped them as you wish,
Wrest victory from the Detroit Mich
And bear the pennant safe away
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

Tne Boston GtObe In Its account OF Wednesdays
game says: ''Gilmore pitched a splendid game,
striking out nine men and retiring two on foul
tips, and even with his w1ldneSs would have won
had he received the support he had right TO ex-
pect. Mack gave him magnificent support, but
the errors OF Dealy, DOnnelly, and Hines were
the fact that the BOstOns had ten men left on
bases-two on third, i've on second and three on
first base. The BOStOnS certainly played in luck
Out OF eleven errors they made only two affected
the score, and the six errors OF their opponents
came In just at the right time. The Washingtons
also helped them to victory by reckless base run
ming" The Herald SAID: "Mack handled Gilmore
IN grand style, his throwing being equal to the
best ever seen here. He easily took on the honOrs
for his side. Wise, Hines Mack, and DOnnelly did
the best and most timely hitting"
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GERS ice cream, 235 G st. NV.

NEW PATTERNS of all kinds Of carpets 1ust 70
ceived, prices low. Singleton & Fletcher.
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tenn Tonic i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

GENERAL DEBILITY, Costiyeness, Dyspepsia, En-
largement OF the Spleen cured by the STANDARD
SYSTEM TONIC,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

CONSTIPATION, obstruction OF the bowels, cure
BY the use OF STANDARD PILE REMEDY.
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NEIsINGkKS ice crealn, 20 g 81. NV.
II suffering from affection Of the lungs or throat,
STANDARD Cough SYRUP Will relieve and perma-
Qently cure You.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

CoNDURANGo TONIC BrTrERs will renew the shat
tered nerves of Over-workcd Department people.
For sale by all nrst-claSS druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

SIDEB0ARD REFRIGERATORS and wire window
Screens at cost. Singleton & Fletcher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

TIE most obstinate cases OF Piles or Hemor-
rhoids are rapidly cured by the use Of STANDARD
pIIR RRMrnY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

A GRAND CONCERT Will be given again tonight
at Edel'S summer Garden, under the leadership Of
Prof. Chr. Arth. Any one wishing to spend de-
ughtful evening should not fail TO attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

For disorders of the liver and stomach STAND
ARD SYSTEM TONIC Is unr1yalled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

SENATOR EvARTS MARYLAND FARM-A NINTH STREET
IMPROvEMENT-A SUGGESTION AS TO A NEW SYSTEM
OF COLLECTING WATER TAxEs-THE USE OF PLATE
GLASS IN HOUSES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-20

DIR. BrcKwELL's DiarrhRa and Dysentery Syrup
Is safe and sure cure. Give 1t q trial